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Welcome to the Austroads Website.
Austroads is the association of Australian and New Zealand road transport and traffic authorities and aims to promote improved road transport outcomes.
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Guide to Traffic Management Part 8: Local Area Traffic Management available now....
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As part of the Guide to Traffic Management, Part 8: Local Area Traffic Management is a valuable resource, particularly for local government. It covers the planning and management of road space and usage within a local area, with a focus on reducing traffic volumes and speed of vehicles, increasing amenity, improving safety and access for residents, especially pedestrians and cyclists. For more information and access to the entire range of our publications, visit the publications website. |
Bituminous Materials Safety Guide available now....
The third edition of the Bituminous Materials Safety Guide includes information about dealing with asphalt and bituminous stabilisation practices, and waste disposal of materials resulting from these activities. It is intended to assist managers and operational personnel work safely with bituminous materials. Topics include safety training, first aid, fire prevention, fire fighting and site arrangements. It contains illustrations and photographs, is easy to read and designed to be carried in the pocket for ready reference.
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At the rear of the guide are two tear-off burns cards which provide information for first aid and medical personnel on the treatment of burns from hot bituminous material.
Additional copies of the burns cards are available by contacting Austroads on (02) 9264 7088.
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RoadWatch
- provides customised email alerts when publications are released
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- email notification sent when new publications are released, or when changes are made to existing publications
- free subscription - register here.....
Publications price list
contains the prices for all Austroads publications.....
Newsletter
next edition August 2008....
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